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115 pupils fall ill in Lakhisarai hostel after taking dinner - Times of India
PATNA: At least 115 students fell ill after consuming dinner at a government-run residential school in Lakhisarai district on Thursday night.The students of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya at Barahiya in Lakhisarai district complained of nausea, stomach ache and diarrhoea after consuming pulao, paneer curry and dal. The food was served to the hostel inmates around 9pm on Thursday and the first case of discomfort was reported around 2am.
Ludhiana: Woman plans brother's murder with paramour, held - Times of India
LUDHIANA: In the firing incident of Haibowal area in which Manpreet Singh ,a grocery store owner was shot at by motorcycle borne two assailants, the police have arrested victim’s sister, her paramour and their accomplices on Saturday. The police have also recovered the motorcycle and licensee weapons used in the crime that were borrowed by accused from their friends.According to police the attack was planned by the sister with her paramour.
Road dug for 18 months, 20 families marooned after rain - Times of India
GURUGRAM: Nestled between Dwarka Expressway and Old Delhi-Gurugram road is Block C1 of Palam Vihar , where around 40 families live.
MSU mulls scrapping GDs, interviews - Times of India
Vadodara: In a major departure from its existing admission policy, M S University might do away with group discussions (GDs) and personal interviews (PI) that are held as part of entrance test process for many courses offered by the university.On Friday, MSU’s syndicate members constituted a committee which they said has been formed “for transparency in admission procedures”.According to syndicate member Jigar Inamdar, a majority of syndicate members felt that admissions should be done only...
Helmet mandatory for pillion riders in Ganjam district - Times of India
BERHAMPUR: The helmet rule will be made compulsory for both two-wheeler riders and those riding pillion in Ganjam district . Initially it will be strictly enforced on the national highways (NHs) while later it will be extended to other parts of the district.
Formalin reduces to water & CO2 over time, leaves no trace: Expert - Times of India
PANAJI: Like the rest of Goa, former head of department of microbiology, Goa University (GU), Joe D’Souza woke up to the news of formalin in fish. “The very fact that formalin was found through a spot test, is a serious matter. Why should a carcinogenic agent have limits? Why should it be present at all?
Working closely with US on North Korea nukes: China
BEIJING: A senior Chinese official is striking a reassuring note about Beijing's commitment to progress in North Korea's denuclearization, after US President Donald Trump accused China of interfering in talks between Pyongyang and Washington.Vice foreign minister Kong Xuanyou told reporters Friday that China and the US have 'maintained close coordination and communication' on the issue.Acknowledging that the process 'will not be plain sailing,' Kong says he believed that if talks are held...
When you all were sleeping, I rocked the world: Hima Das - Times of India
GUWAHATI: After giving India her first ever track gold medal at the IAAF World Under-20 Athletics Championships in Finland on Friday, Assam's Hima Das called up her father, thousands of kilometer at a non-descript Kandulimari village of Dhing in Nagaon district in central Assam to break the big news."When you all were sleeping, I rocked the world," was what she told her father Ranjit Das "I told her that we were all awake at home to watch her run in television, and she cried," Das told TOI...
STF to interrogate gangster Tito's wife Benazir - Times of India
BHUBANESWAR: The special task force ( STF ) of state Crime Branch has turned the heat against gangster Syed Usman Ali alias Tito’s wife Benazir Bibi, suspecting her of abetting his crime syndicate. STF’s deputy inspector general Himanshu Lal said she would soon be questioned.The STF had arrested Tito, 56, following an encounter in Jajpur district on June 30.
Vinayak Samant to guide Mumbai's fortunes - Times of India
MUMBAI: Vinayak Samant is the new coach of the Mumbai senior team for the 2018-19 season.
‘Minority shareholders bound by rule of majority’
Swati Deshpande & Reeba Zachariah | TNNMumbai: The National Company Law Tribunal NCLT ) — in its written order in the Cyrus Mistry versus Tata Sons case, which was released on Thursday — has observed that “whoever invested more shall have his say over the affairs of the company”. The tribunal said, “It is obvious that minority sailing along with majority is bound by the rule of majority.
Mumbaikars mourn passing of spiritual guru Dada Vaswani - Times of India
MUMBAI: The Sindhi community as one mourned the passing of Dada J P Vaswani , a spiritual leader of strong moral fibre and head of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission in Pune, Thursday, 20 days before his 100th birthday.Niranjan Hiranandani installed hoarding along Mumbai-Pune Expressway celebrating Dada's centenary just three days agoHis smiling visage, soft voice and firm argument for social equality and women empowerment drew lakhs of followers from the community.
Boyfriend of lawyer who ended life arrested - Times of India
Rajkot: The paramour of the woman who had hanged herself to death on Tuesday was arrested from his residence at Aman Apartment in Race Course Park area on Thursday.Police identified the accused as Murtuza Travadi (41).
New papers reveal attempts to ban British Sikh protests after Operation Blue Star
LONDON: The British government led by then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher made several attempts to ban protests by Sikhs in the country following Operation Blue Star in 1984 , according to recently declassified documents.The documents were released after a UK judge had ruled last month that declassifying the Downing Street papers would not damage diplomatic ties with India.While the papers do not shed any further light on alleged British involvement in the Army operation at the Golden...
93 Indians caught up in UK's 'Windrush' immigration scandal - Times of India
LONDON: As many as 93 Indians have been caught up in the UK's 'Windrush' immigration scandal as the UK government on Thursday released latest figures of Commonwealth nationals caught up in the row over their citizenship rights.The true scale of Indians affected by the Windrush scandal emerged as 93 Indian nationals have been provided with documentation to formalise their rights to live and work in the UK by an emergency taskforce set up by the UK Home Office to deal with cases of migrants who...
BSF chopper carrying CRPF top brass makes emergency landing - Times of India
AURANGABAD/PATNA: An advanced light helicopter (ALH) Dhruv carrying top Central Reserve Police Force CRPF ) officials deployed in anti-Maoist operations made an emergency landing in an open field at Saharsa village under Upahara police station in Maoist-hit Aurangabad district on Wednesday after one of its engine developed snag.The helicopter –Bramhaputra—which was carrying CRPF’s additional director general (ADG) Kuldeep Singh and five other senior officials had come from Ranchi to Patna on...
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